Gigante, on the other hand, joined Miss Cebu 2013 and Reyna ng Aliwan and was second runner-up in both pageants.

“In preparation for the screening, I find myself blessed to have found a family in the Kagandahang Flores Camp of both Cebu and Manila. I am also thankful for my family’s support. I would go nuts without them,” Gigante told CDN.

She also trains and works out at Gold’s Gym.

“Even though my Binibining Pilipinas journey has just begun, I’ve already learned so many things that will forever change my life. From discovering the value of healthy eating and an active lifestyle to improving the way I walk, talk and carry myself in general,” Gigante said.

For her, the best part, about her Binibining Pilipinas preparations happened behind the scenes.

“Seeing the hard work, discipline and fighting spirit of my fellow Binibini aspirants and sharing this journey with them isn’t mine alone but one that I will go through together with everyone in Cebu,” Gigante said.

She added that being away from home has just reminded her of how much she really loves Cebu.

“I will take all the beautiful things I love about Cebu with me everyday on this new and exciting journey,” Gigante said.

Gigante is a 22-year-old student of USC taking up Bachelor of Philosophy.

Back in Cebu, she dabbles in event and cable TV hosting. Gigante, joined Miss Cebu 2013 and Reyna ng Aliwan and was second runner-up in both pageants. She is a 22-year-old student of USC taking up Bachelor of Philosopy